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The Dynastar M-free 108 is an aggressive and versatile big mountain ski for intermediate to advanced skiers. A hybrid core balances light-weight with aggressive stability while a mid-fat waist and RCR construction ensure the ski can handle a variety of conditions and terrain types.
Key Features:
- 108mm Waist Width – This is a wider ski that does well in soft snow, but can mix it up on groomers and hardpack, too. 108mm is a sweet spot in big mountain skiing.
- Hybrid Core – Poplar gives the ski energy and responsiveness, while polyurethane adds stability and damping at a light weight.
- Rocker/Camber/Rocker Construction – Tip and tail rocker add flotation and nimbleness, while camber underfoot adds energy and grip.

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 It really comes in handy here in Vermont in tight terrain. Out west, it would certainly be a benefit too, you know, just the ability to throw them sideways real quick. But what's nice about this ski, in addition to its playfulness and its maneuverability, with that flex pattern that we just looked at, and with kind of the vibration damping of that PU material, there's some strength to it too. It's not too stiff, but it's too

 Welcome to our 2023 ski test. Today we're talking about the Dynastar M-Free 108. I really like this ski, certainly works really well for how I like to ski. It's just a super, super fun, very playful powder ski, powder freeride ski, but I think calling it a powder ski is perfectly fair, given its width, given the rocker profile, and given how much fun it is in powder

 Hey skiers! I'm Jeff from SkiEssentials.com. Welcome to our 2023 ski test. Today we're talking about the Dynastar M-Free 108

 And just about the same amount of tail rocker back here, maybe a little bit less, but boy, not much less. And then we do get this nice kind of snappy camber underfoot. This 182 centimeter length has a 18 meter turn radius, so maybe on the smaller side for a powder ski in this width, but not like super small by any means, pretty normal radius there. And boy, these skis are just a blast to ski

2023 Dynastar M-Free 108 - SkiEssentials.com Ski Test

I definitely agree with much of what you said, I think the Dynastar M-Free 99/108 needs to be mentioned when looking for skis better than the BC100's, they're better in every way imo

It's not in my nature to single out a target for criticism, but I just can't help myself given the unwarranted popularity of this, in my opinion, highly mediocre ski. So here's my screed - with a caveat or two. Feel free to reference this post the next time some comes asking "Should I get a BC100?"

The BC100 is unusually light for its size: at 1700g for a 180cm ski, it would easily qualify as a touring ski. The ski's shape is fairly similar to the original BC, a 120mm waisted ski that is fantastic in powder. Sounds good right? Here's the problem: at that weight and shape, the BC100 is absolute garbage on firm snow. It edges as poorly as anything I've skied. I have a full rocker Chipotle Banana that is better on ice. Light skis fare much worse in 3D snow - especially if you ski marine snow pack. Dense snow + light ski = more deflection. The experience of dropping in on a BC100, for me, was almost like putting on snow blades. The tips chattered all over the place. I strained to engage the edges. Turning felt more like a loosely-controlled drift than a carve. The faster you go, the worse this ski gets. 

Atomic sells this ski as a "one ski quiver" offering, and in part, this category of skis is victim to the inherent compromises that ski designers have to make. That being said, there are a bunch of skis that excel over the BC100 in virtually all categories: turn initiation, stability at speed, edging, float, etc. etc.

If you're thinking BC100 for an all-mountain \~100+mm OSQ, and my comments register with you, here are some other options to consider:

* Nordica Enforcer 104 - for better carving, lots of fun, adequate float for virtually anything except Japow or AK
* Blizzard Rustler 10 - more rocker than the Enforcer 104, extremely solid underfoot. Does not launch you from one turn to the next, but still a joy to carve.
* Salomon QST 99 or 106 - my most intermediate-friendly recommendation, for accessible, fun, easy balance and still plenty of power
* Armada ARV 106 - for a more a freeride-oriented / playful style, but enough oomph to stick your drops
* Moments, 4FRNTs, ON3Ps, J Skis, Sego for you indie heads
* Literally any other ski (ok that's an exaggeration)

I'll caveat my critique with a concession. If you primarily ski park, and take that level of playfulness to the mountain, the BC100 is probably one of your best choices. If you are a terminal intermediate - you don't carve and you don't wish to progress - the lack of edge hold will feel really forgiving and "easy." This forgiving quality may help some folks feel more confident in bumps and tight spots. I'll also admit that this year's top sheet is beautiful, so I expect this ski will sell well again. And I'll keep my grumpy comments to myself on the slopes: skiing is fun, and I would hate to take the shine off of somebody else's fun. I just hate seeing folks put their leafy green folding dollars - especially at full retail - into a ski that made me a worse skier.

/rant

Source: I've worked in the ski industry, and I've skied more than 50 pairs of recent model skis.

<div class="md">It&#39;s not in my nature to single out a target for criticism, but I just can&#39;t help myself given the unwarranted popularity of this, in my opinion, highly mediocre ski. So here&#39;s my screed - with a caveat or two. Feel free to reference this post the next time some comes asking &quot;Should I get a BC100?&quot;

The BC100 is unusually light for its size: at 1700g for a 180cm ski, it would easily qualify as a touring ski. The ski&#39;s shape is fairly similar to the original BC, a 120mm waisted ski that is fantastic in powder. Sounds good right? Here&#39;s the problem: at that weight and shape, the BC100 is absolute garbage on firm snow. It edges as poorly as anything I&#39;ve skied. I have a full rocker Chipotle Banana that is better on ice. Light skis fare much worse in 3D snow - especially if you ski marine snow pack. Dense snow + light ski = more deflection. The experience of dropping in on a BC100, for me, was almost like putting on snow blades. The tips chattered all over the place. I strained to engage the edges. Turning felt more like a loosely-controlled drift than a carve. The faster you go, the worse this ski gets. 

Atomic sells this ski as a &quot;one ski quiver&quot; offering, and in part, this category of skis is victim to the inherent compromises that ski designers have to make. That being said, there are a bunch of skis that excel over the BC100 in virtually all categories: turn initiation, stability at speed, edging, float, etc. etc.

If you&#39;re thinking BC100 for an all-mountain ~100+mm OSQ, and my comments register with you, here are some other options to consider:

<ul>
<li>Nordica Enforcer 104 - for better carving, lots of fun, adequate float for virtually anything except Japow or AK</li>
<li>Blizzard Rustler 10 - more rocker than the Enforcer 104, extremely solid underfoot. Does not launch you from one turn to the next, but still a joy to carve.</li>
<li>Salomon QST 99 or 106 - my most intermediate-friendly recommendation, for accessible, fun, easy balance and still plenty of power</li>
<li>Armada ARV 106 - for a more a freeride-oriented / playful style, but enough oomph to stick your drops</li>
<li>Moments, 4FRNTs, ON3Ps, J Skis, Sego for you indie heads</li>
<li>Literally any other ski (ok that&#39;s an exaggeration)</li>
</ul>

I&#39;ll caveat my critique with a concession. If you primarily ski park, and take that level of playfulness to the mountain, the BC100 is probably one of your best choices. If you are a terminal intermediate - you don&#39;t carve and you don&#39;t wish to progress - the lack of edge hold will feel really forgiving and &quot;easy.&quot; This forgiving quality may help some folks feel more confident in bumps and tight spots. I&#39;ll also admit that this year&#39;s top sheet is beautiful, so I expect this ski will sell well again. And I&#39;ll keep my grumpy comments to myself on the slopes: skiing is fun, and I would hate to take the shine off of somebody else&#39;s fun. I just hate seeing folks put their leafy green folding dollars - especially at full retail - into a ski that made me a worse skier.

/rant

Source: I&#39;ve worked in the ski industry, and I&#39;ve skied more than 50 pairs of recent model skis.
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The BC100 is a noodle-y park ski that sucks on ice

The M-Free 108 is a fun ski, it's soft but it's not the softest thing out there. You are looking for a ski that is stable at speed but good in powder, stability means weight. I think you are on the right track looking around mid 100's width for versatility. If you go too wide you are going to have a weird quiver and you can always add a really great dedicated deep day ski later on, think K2 reckoner 122, K2 Mindbender 116c, Bent Chetler 120 or w/e

I'm an advanced skier when it comes to groomers, I've skied the past few years on 86mm under foot skis and primarily stuck to the groomers. I want a second pair of skis to get more fun out of the deep days, ski in powder bowls, trees and tight terrain. I will primarily ski Stevens Pass and Whistler.

Last year I demoed Rossignol Black Ops Sender and thought they were a step in the right direction, but I'm not sure if they are enough ski for me. Should I get something that is even wider? I regret not demoing wider skis, but I had no idea what to expect moving from my 86mm.

Other skis I'm looking at:
- QST106 these seem very similar to the Senders I demoed but have extra mm underfoot. Would they behave similar?
- Black Crows Anima 115 - significantly wider, I have no idea what to expect out of these, but reviews make it seem like a good fit for me. Except they mention the ski isn't good in powder with a forward stance. Coming from years of carving, I ski in a forward stance by default.
- Dynastar M-Free 108 - I liked the reviews, but I also like speed and seems like they don't have good stability at speed. Otherwise they seem interesting, definitely a different ski from the one I own.

<div class="md">I&#39;m an advanced skier when it comes to groomers, I&#39;ve skied the past few years on 86mm under foot skis and primarily stuck to the groomers. I want a second pair of skis to get more fun out of the deep days, ski in powder bowls, trees and tight terrain. I will primarily ski Stevens Pass and Whistler.

Last year I demoed Rossignol Black Ops Sender and thought they were a step in the right direction, but I&#39;m not sure if they are enough ski for me. Should I get something that is even wider? I regret not demoing wider skis, but I had no idea what to expect moving from my 86mm.

Other skis I&#39;m looking at:

<ul>
<li>QST106 these seem very similar to the Senders I demoed but have extra mm underfoot. Would they behave similar?</li>
<li>Black Crows Anima 115 - significantly wider, I have no idea what to expect out of these, but reviews make it seem like a good fit for me. Except they mention the ski isn&#39;t good in powder with a forward stance. Coming from years of carving, I ski in a forward stance by default.</li>
<li>Dynastar M-Free 108 - I liked the reviews, but I also like speed and seems like they don&#39;t have good stability at speed. Otherwise they seem interesting, definitely a different ski from the one I own.</li>
</ul>
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 Yeah, I'm more of a traditionalist in terms of mount points, for sure. Yeah, I think the recommended mount point is 7.5 centimeters back, or right around that from true center. So it's not like, you know, 12 back, like we see on some skis

 You know, they, they, they're a well-designed ski both in shape and function and, and also graphics. Yeah. Cool. Well, Bob, I appreciate all the input

 And I agree on the graphics and just the, the design and everything all together. They're, they're clean. You know, they, they, they're a well-designed ski both in shape and function and, and also graphics. Yeah

2021 Dynastar M-Free 108 Ski Review

 As always, don't hesitate to get in touch with us directly or give us a call if you need any help with your order or have any questions. We love chatting about skis, so give us the chance. So thanks guys, we'll see you out there on the slopes.

 Head on over to Ski Essentials if you want to leave us a comment or a question. And you should be able to find these for sale on Ski Essentials as well. As always, don't hesitate to get in touch with us directly or give us a call if you need any help with your order or have any questions. We love chatting about skis, so give us the chance

 So, new ski, the M-Line in general is brand new for 2021. We got the Free, the Pro, and the Tour within that M-Line and they're really, really cool skis. Dynastar did a great job with these. So, like the M-Pro skis and a lot of skis in the M-Line, this has a hybrid core and they blend Poplar with PU

 Dynastar did a great job with these. So, like the M-Pro skis and a lot of skis in the M-Line, this has a hybrid core and they blend Poplar with PU. So, Poplar gives you the responsiveness and stability and energy and all that stuff that we get out of a wood core on a ski. And then the PU material actually provides some additional vibration damping, which is really nice and gives them a very smooth feel

2021 SkiEssentials.com Ski Test - Dynastar M Free 108

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The Elan Ripstick 96 is an excellent ski for the strong intermediate to expert skier looking for a lightweight ski that loves to carve and can head off trail when you want to. Carbon Line Technology has been added to the inside edge of the ski that improves energy transmission and responsiveness, while reducing the weight of the ski. Additional Carbon Tubes have been added along the sidewalls of the Ripstick 96 to drive even more energy to the snow. Elan's VaporTip Technology uses a thinner material that lowers the swingweight and increases maneuverability. Features: Recommended Bindings: Tyrolia Attack2 13, Look SPX 12, Salomon STH WTR 13, Marker Griffon, Recommended Brake Size: 100-110

Specifications:
Tip/Waist/Tail Widths: 136/96/110 (@180cm)
Type: All-Mountain Wide Skis (96-110mm)
Bindings Included: No
Waist Width: 96mm
Ski Gear Intended Use: All Mountain

Product ID: 613932
GTIN: 0194050016736
Model Number: ADCGDF20164
Metal Layer: None
Used: No
Flex: Stiff
Rocker Profile: Tip Rocker/Camber
Tail Profile: Flared
Core Material: Wood w/ Carbon
Construction Type: Sidewall
Warranty: One Year
Actual Turn Radius @ Specified Length: 18M (@180cm)

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Really heavy. The bindings and boots you picked are par for the course looking at double-duty gear, but those skis are heavy even for dedicated alpine use. Would recommend something more like a Head Kore or Elan Ripstick if you really want one setup for everything. Also, I'd go down a width or even two

I am planning to take the splunge and put together an alpine/touring set up from my trips to NH/VT as well as out west in UT/CO. I expect to hit 70% resorts and 30% backcountry areas. I currently have a beater pair of rossi sky 7s and looking for a bit of upgrade to get a much larger taste of the backcountry. How well do you think my below powder snow touring set up looks:

Dalbello Lupos touring boots

Salmon S/Lab shift touring bindings 

Nordica Enforcer 110 free 2021

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This is obviously a big purchase and I'm hoping to get it right. Thanks in advance :)

<div class="md">I am planning to take the splunge and put together an alpine/touring set up from my trips to NH/VT as well as out west in UT/CO. I expect to hit 70% resorts and 30% backcountry areas. I currently have a beater pair of rossi sky 7s and looking for a bit of upgrade to get a much larger taste of the backcountry. How well do you think my below powder snow touring set up looks:

Dalbello Lupos touring boots

Salmon S/Lab shift touring bindings 

Nordica Enforcer 110 free 2021

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This is obviously a big purchase and I&#39;m hoping to get it right. Thanks in advance :)
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Picked up the only pair they had of the Elan Ripstick 96 black edition at 180! Can’t wait for ski season to try these out!

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 So that's the Alain ripstick range. And yeah, we're really really impressed with this So we get lots and lots of questions about which size of ski to go for and sometimes a choice between a couple of models And also which binding to go for and so please just get in touch for us. We love hearing from our customers We're always available to chat skis. So go to our website Snotraxstore

 We love hearing from our customers We're always available to chat skis. So go to our website Snotraxstore.co.uk and all our contact details are there and please get in touch and we can give you the right advice So you have the best time on your holiday

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